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Chapter 689 Making Him Jump Off A Building?

Chapter 689 Making him jump off a building?

Lincol looked at her, "I can't do anything in secret."

This was a sarcastic remark, but it was about to be four o'clock, the butler and the maids knew that she was leaving early in the morning, and they could have woken up at this hour.

If Lincol was seen going out from the front door at this time, it would be a big problem.

"No, you can't go out through the front door." Alina grabbed him.

Lincol frowned, "Then where do you want me to go out from? Jump down?"

Alina, "..."

"I don't have the ability to do that."

He did have that ability, but just wanted to screw with Alina here now.

Alina was so angry.

"No, you..."

"Can't get out?"

"You'll just jump off."

"You heartless woman." Lincol pulled her into his arms, and now he really wanted to strip her.

He had never seen such a heartless woman.

The two of them tangled with each other till four thirty, and now here came the problem.

Because the butler and maids were already up.

Alina looked at Lincol with anger.

Lincol, "Now, jumping down doesn't work, right?"

People were up, if he jumped down, that movement would certainly attract people's attention.

Alina's heart was heaving with anger at the moment, if she could, she really wanted to kill this man.

"Then stay in this room and don't go out." Wait until night.

Lincol, "No, I have a meeting at eight in the morning."

Alina, "So what are we going to do now?"

She can't let everyone know that Lincol spent the night in her room.

Lincol, "You're single now, what's there to worry about?"

Alina glared at him fiercely, so angry that she couldn't say anything.

Although their voices were small, they eventually woke Penny up, the moment she saw Lincol, she rubbed her eyes, in a daze, "Uncle." Her soft voice was endearing.

Lincol was never a person who liked children, but the moment he saw Penny, he liked her.

Alina saw that Penny was woken up, and her brain was clear.

"I have to go now."

She was going to leave, what were these two going to do?

Lincol, "Go ahead."

He did say it dryly, but how was she going to leave?

Alina looked at Penny, worried about her, Penny said, "Mummy, you are going on a business trip?"

"Yes."

"Go ahead, I'll take care of uncle." The child said understandingly.

And it was this understanding that made Alina even more blocked.

Alina gave both Penny and Lincol instructions and left only when it was really too late.

When she came downstairs, the butlers and maids were busy with their own work, and when they saw Alina, they all greeted her respectfully. And Alina went straight to the airport.

Brandon and Margot were already waiting there, and by the time she arrived, all the people in the group had already changed their boarding passes. Before getting on the plane, Alina gave Lincol a call, "You must leave at night."

"I have a meeting."

"No." Alina was furious.

She was afraid of being caught, but in fact she hadn't done anything.

Lincol, "You want me to stay in your room all day? Do you want to starve me to death?"

Alina, "You can't starve to death if you don't eat for a day."

"Okay."

Only when Lincol relented did Alina breathe a sigh of relief, but before hanging up the phone, she instructed Lincol, "Tell Penny not to say anything." "She waits for Andre to leave before going down."

"Okay."

Alina was only slightly relieved, yet the moment the plane shot up into the clouds, the more Alina thought about it, the more she felt wrong.

It was impossible for Penny to wait for Andre to leave before coming downstairs. If Andre could not see Penny at the breakfast table, he would definitely go to her room to look for her. When she thought of this, Alina felt her head was all over the place.

She picked up the phone and tried to turn it on, but the next moment she was stopped by Brandon, "Don't turn it on now while the plane is ascending."

Alina was angry.

In the past, Penny would come down early, but today, by breakfast time, she had come down yet, and Andre had looked at his wristwatch several times. Finally, he asked "What time did Alina leave?"

"About after five."

"Where's Penny?"

"Still in her room."

Hearing that Penny was still in her room, Andre got up and headed upstairs.

In the past, when Alina was not around, it was always Andre who woke up Penny, so now as long as Andre was around, there was basically no one who would mind Penny.

At this moment, in Alina's room, Lincol looked at Penny's face, which looked like Alina's.

"Uncle, is my painting good?" Penny was obedient, as Alina said she could not get out of her room, she stayed in.

Lincol looked at the painting the child had drawn and the corners of his mouth lifted up with a touch of doting, "What is this?"

The child's drawing was too abstract and Lincol didn't understand it at all.

"It's mummy and daddy."

Lincol stiffened.

"This one is me." Penny pointed to a small dot on the picture, she really wasn't very good at drawing people.

But she was just a kid.

Lincol looked at her with a bit of pity in his eyes, "Didn't you say you didn't like daddy?"

If she didn't like him, why did she still draw him?

Penny lowered her head in resignation.

Lincol looked at the top of her hair, and the pity in his heart grew thicker at the moment, as he picked her up and looked at her unhappy look. Dotingly, he pinched her cheek, "Say it, what do you think?"

"Uncle."

"Yes?"

"Why are all their dads so nice?"

At this time Lincol remembered that Penny was now a school child, so naturally she was exposed to more at school.

What she saw, what she heard, and what she used to do in the environment of being nursed at home was naturally completely different.

"Do you think their dad is good?"

"Yeah."

As she spoke of this, Penny's eyes were filled with incomprehension of her father and envy of others.

Children are like that, in many cases material things are not the most important thing to them.

What was most important was the love and care that their hearts crave the most.

Chester had not given her such love.

Lincol hugged the child, only to feel that Chester was a bastard.

Before Penny spent a lot of time in Ingford, but Chester, surprisingly, did not leave a good impression in her heart.